UpdraftPlus 1.23.7 Release
Our most recent update ensures that any errors with Dropbox and SFTP remote storage solutions are correctly passed up to the logging layer, ensuring that data is actionable and remains up to date.
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UpdraftPlus 1.23.3 / 2.23.3 Release
A security risk identified in UpdraftPlus has been resolved in 1.23.3 (free version) / 2.23.3 (paid versions); you should update to the latest version straight away, and then all will be well.
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UpdraftPlus Acquires WP Overnight
UpdraftPlus, a WordPress plugin business with over 5 million installations worldwide, has acquired WP Overnight, a highly regarded Netherlands based developer of WooCommerce addons.
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UpdraftPlus 1.22.3 / 2.22.3 Release
Our new UpdraftPlus release, 1.22.3 (free version) / 2.22.3 (paid versions) is a security release. The short version is: you should update. To get the details, read on!
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UpdraftPlus vs Solid Backups (Formerly iThemes and Backup Buddy)
Choosing the right backup plugin for your WordPress site matters a great deal. Whichever you choose will be responsible for keeping your data safe and easily recoverable in case of emergencies. But with so many backup plugins available, which is best?
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UpdraftPlus 1.16.48 Release
The latest updates for UpdraftPlus 1.16.48 have now been released. This latest release of UpdraftPlus includes a number of features and tweaks to improve your backup and restore experience
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Upcoming UpdraftPlus Premium feature: Anonymise data before cloning your site
Discover UpdraftPlus 2.16.47's new feature! Easily comply with GDPR laws by anonymizing user data when cloning WordPress sites.
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UpdraftPlus 1.16.42 Release
The latest updates for UpdraftPlus 1.16.42 have now been released. This latest update of UpdraftPlus comes with a great new Dropbox feature and a host of tweaks to help improve the usability and performance of UpdraftPlus for all it’s users.
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Test PHP 8.0 on your WordPress site in just a couple of clicks, without the risk of breaking it
Updating the PHP version on your live website risks breaking something you don’t expect. That’s why it’s best practice to test any PHP update on a test sandbox version of your website.
